MSE Parents Club Part 13

got-it-spend-it

Has anyone seen anything like this more cheaply? Or am I being mega-tight and that's quite a good price for it! The more girly one is only £37 actually, but not sure I want a girly one .

3onitsway

Who was talking/asking about the travel blackout blind a while back?

I've just spotted that Argos now sell one, Gro anywhere blind - but its £29.99!!

SugarSpun

Morning everyone

Good luck with GCSE results and dodgy hotel meetings - MFD I'd tell them to do one TBH, you won't be unemployed for long in any case. But then I am not you and so on and so on.

Feeling rancid this morning, terrible stomach pains and aches - I feel like I've been kicked by a horse and my head aches and hands feel weird But I am off to put some painkillers into myself and if that works I will pretend to be a new woman and get on with things.

Krystaltips

Do you know anyone craftily minded that could cobble you one together GISI? I bet a couple of sheets of MDF would be pretty cheap...

My_Fathers_Daughter

Krystaltips wrote: »

Do you know anyone craftily minded that could cobble you one together GISI? I bet a couple of sheets of MDF would be pretty cheap...

I know a few craftily minded people....but I don't think that they are the kind of people you are thinking about :cool:



I love that GISI - but I am sure I would soon get peed off with Benjamin trying to wheel his books around all the time!! It is bad enough now when he has a load in his little truck!

I have given up the bottom shelf of the bookshelf in the living room for Benjamin's books, with the one above being for DSS's books. Benjamin likes to touch the spines of DSS's books whilst saying 'doh dutch' very sternly to himself :rotfl:

Somnium

Michelle - Its so damn hard to make a descision do we hold out or take the flat, well we havent seen it yet so we may hate it/love it. Also we arent the only people looking at it and I think they have first choice so we may not get it anyway. It has pro's and cons the cons are its 2nd floor :eek: and no lift and its gonna mean childcare is an issue as we only have the one car and MIL doesnt drive and this place is further away than we are now ( we can both walk to work atm). The pro's are there is a park literally over the road so really handy for dog walking, the park also has a playground and swimming pool also the Thames is only a short walk away with a lovely park too. there is a bus stop at end of road and a Tesco too

SS - Aww hope your feeling better this morning, its horrible when you miss your grandma x

SJ - No worries about the book.

Glam - 24 CV's go you!

MFD - ouchie at the bite hope it was a one off. Boo at your divvy current employer!

AF - yeay for toilet usage lol

Happy Birthday Wishes for Bruno and Tara

MOTM - Hope your DD gets the exam results she wants x

Krystal - how on earth do you manage to spell teachers with two Ts, thats extra special.

Well better go get us ready to go view this flat, am feeling a lil nervous but I think thats cos its a big decision.

redmel1621

cazscoob wrote: »

MEL when are you going to Alton towers???

sorry i havent been on much have been lurking just not really talking much? planning a few days away with kids this weekend hopefully! there looks like theres a lot of moving going on

Hi

Haven't exactly decided:o But will be before school goes back next week. I think they are back on wed/Thurs??

I am also just lurking lately. Hope you're ok:)

redstararnie76

Hi,
Just popping in quickly - about to go out so no time to read back
Happy birthday to Bruno and Tara (hope you're ok T, thinking of you)
Good luck to all of those waiting for (their children's) GCSE results!!!!

3onitsway

redmel1621 wrote: »

Hi

Haven't exactly decided:o But will be before school goes back next week. I think they are back on wed/Thurs??

Mine are a week Friday and a week Monday.


I'm trying to use the ebay turbo lister for the first time. I'm a little confused but think i'm doing it right.

SugarSpun

:rotfl: MFD I wish we'd been able to meet Benjamin, he sounds extremely lovely and every time you tell a story about him I have the urge to cuddle this internet baby

I'm just trying to make myself feel better by planning our UK trip for January. I think two days in Edinburgh followed by a drive to Liverpool (2 days), a pit stop perhaps beside my Favourite Uncle in Nottingham and then a couple of days in London should do it. Having to drop a car off at a different airport will be more expensive, I think, but if it's too much more we can always add a return journey.